The House Democratic Caucus is the formal organization of Democratic Members of the U.S. House of Representatives. It serves as the party’s internal forum for electing leaders, developing legislative strategy, coordinating member priorities, and enforcing caucus rules and discipline.
Broad Democratic Party legislative priorities in the House, including federal policy on the budget, health care, taxes, labor, civil rights, education, climate and energy, immigration, and other issues considered by House Democrats.
Primarily supported through official congressional resources and member participation as part of the House Democratic leadership structure; it is not a private outside-funded advocacy group.
House Democratic leadership and Democratic Members of the U.S. House of Representatives; closely associated with the House Democratic Leader, Whip, Caucus Chair, and other Democratic leadership offices.
Congressional caucus / legislative party organization
